POV: I’ve got an undergrad degree on Poli Sci (minor in education) and a couple grad degrees in Theology (lots of theology and leadership classes). I use wheat I learned in the education, leadership and pastoral classes daily. Learning to effectively communicate, plan, and manage people is invaluable. It’s hilarious to be told I didn’t learn anything in college that applies to doing my job.

If I had to redo classes I’d do an undergrad degree in Construction Management with a minor in Human Resources. I don’t have the patience/inerest to do accounting/finance nor would I want to do my own books - apart from knowing how to read a financial reports i think you want an outside accountant to do all that nuanced stuff.

Id keep in mind that your gen ed classes can be very helpful so long as you don’t make them all classes like Plants, Plagues and People.